diaristic
- adjective
- /ˌdaɪəˈrɪstɪk/
- Literature
- He maintained a diaristic journal, documenting his travels and the emotions he felt during each adventure.
Examples
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Her writing style is very diaristic and personal.
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The author's diaristic approach gives readers a personal glimpse into her daily experiences.
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His paintings have a diaristic quality, capturing moments from his everyday life.
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Many blogs today are written in a diaristic style, sharing thoughts and events as they happen.
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This is a diaristic piece.
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Her latest book offers a diaristic glimpse into her everyday life, capturing her thoughts and experiences.
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The film has a diaristic quality, reflecting the director's personal journey through its intimate storytelling.
How Personal
- NSFW
- Literature
- Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Diaristic comes from diary, a word that comes from an old word for 'day'. So something diaristic is written like daily notes or a private journal, which is why it feels personal and full of small everyday moments.